HTFX Moves to Exit the UK as More Brokers Step Back From FCA Licences
HTFX’s withdrawal from the United Kingdom comes amid a broader wave of brokerage firms reassessing the value of maintaining FCA licences.
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Abstract:Trading Technologies (TT), a supplier of professional trading software, stated on Wednesday that it is expanding its market coverage by adding four prominent Asian exchanges.

According to the press announcement, TT Premium Order Types, the company's new algorithmic execution methods tool coupled with the TT platform, ensures access to Singapore Exchange instruments (SGX Group). Before the end of the year, products from Japan Exchange Group (JPX), Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX), and the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) will be accessible.
TT is concentrating on increasing its low-latency offerings. With the inclusion of four more markets, the total number now stands at eleven. TT Premium Order Type had formerly supported the Cboe Futures Exchange, Intercontinental Exchange, CME Group, Eurex, Euronext, London Metal Exchange (LME), and Montréal Exchange. Depending on investor demand, other markets are projected to follow.
“We're excited to add these important APAC exchanges to our offering of best-of-breed synthetic order types driven by quantitative modeling, available directly through the TT platform,” said Guy Scott, EVP, and Chief Revenue Officer at Trading Technologies. “Asset managers, hedge funds, trading groups, commodity firms, and others can use these value-added tools to round out their macro portfolios, improve their hedging capabilities, and explore new trading and arbitrage opportunities.”
The product suite is the outcome of TT's purchase of RCM-X, a technology supplier of algorithmic execution methodologies and quantitative trading technologies, in March.
The TT Premium Order Types library, designed for a wide variety of execution use cases, includes:
TT Brisk: targeting arrival price and enhancing physical basis trades
TT Close: for executing intelligently into the settlement or market close
TT POV: in line with market activity to target a rate or in illiquid markets
TT Prowler: for iceberg-style execution with additional anti-gaming and liquidity capture features
TT Scale POV: to execute within a target range dependent on market conditions
TT TWAP+: for time-weighted average price execution evenly across time with intelligent sizing and distribution
TT VWAP+: for volume-weighted average price execution with expected liquidity, such as during settlement windows to mimic Trading at Settlement (TAS)
About Trading Technologies
Trading Technologies (www.tradingtechnologies.com) develops professional trading software, infrastructure, and data solutions for a diverse range of clients, including proprietary traders, brokers, money managers, Commodity Trading Advisors (CTAs), hedge funds, commercial hedgers, and risk managers. TT provides domain-specific technology for cryptocurrency trading as well as machine-learning capabilities for transaction monitoring via its TT® trading platform, in addition to access to the world's leading international exchanges and liquidity venues.
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